The Japanese blockchain game company double jump.tokyo is preparing to launch a SEGA-backed digital collectible card game on the Oasys HOME verse L2 network.
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The Web3 trading card game’s premise is based on the mythology of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, according to the announcement made on September 27. It makes use of the SANGOKUSHI TAISEN franchise’s intellectual property, which was first released in 2005 by Tokyo-based SEGA. Asia at the time was quite into the strategic arcade game.
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New generation of games with SEGA
The goal, according to Oasys Director Daiki Moriyama, is to drive the widespread adoption of blockchain gaming. “We are honored to be a pioneering partner in building a new generation of games with SEGA on the blockchain,” said Hironobu Ueno, CEO of double jump.tokyo.
Leading gaming companies are aiming to develop new blockchain games instead of converting existing titles over, according to Oasys representative director Ryo Matsubara, who was speaking at the Tokyo Games Show earlier this month.
Oasys supports a wide range of game creators and publishers, including Square Enix, Ubisoft, and Bandai Namco, and Ubisoft as its initial validators.
Sonic the Hedgehog is SEGA’s most recognizable game, while Bandai Namco created Pac-Man and Tekken, Square Enix created the Final Fantasy series, and Ubisoft created Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry, two video game masterpieces.
As TheCoinRise reported, Epic Games recently released Blankos Block Party, which is the company’s first blockchain and NFT game. The massively successful Fortnite franchise’s U.S. developer raised $2 billion in April to further its Metaverse ambitions.
During the protracted pandemic-induced lockdowns of 2020 and 2021, blockchain games and the play-to-earn model (P2E) grew in popularity, especially in Asia.
The demand for Web3 game assets was highlighted by the fact that prominent blockchain gaming company Splinterlands sold out of its new Tower Defense pack series pre-sale on its debut day last week.
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